Stanford Ready for Rose Bowl with All Players in Uniform
Stanford football completed its final 1933 practice in Pasadena as all players appeared in uniform for the first time under coach Tiny Thornhill. Veterans Bobby Grayson Wes Muller and Claude Callaway headlined the lineup with Monk Mosecrip and Lyle Smith listed as casualties. Thornhill anticipates a game plan aligned with eastern opponent Lou Little. Ticket sales move slowly but indicate about 50 000 fans, with Rose Bowl capacity cited above 5 000.
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Biff Jones
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Sam Manicai
Otto Schwartz
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Bobby Grayson
Wes Muller
Claude Callaway
Monk Mosecrip
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High Point Teams Set To Resume Basketball Practice
Local hoops squads in High Point restart drills after Christmas idle. High Point High School, High Point College, and Industrial League teams begin practices Monday afternoon ahead of a busy schedule. The college squad hosts Winston-Salem Y.M.C.A. on Tuesday and opens North State Conference play Thursday against Atlantic Christian College, then faces Eastern Carolina Teachers Friday and Saturday. The Black Bisons resume next week to face Mills Home of Thomasville. Industrial league games start Thursday with Allen Jay vs Robbins Adama Millis vs Stehli and Highland vs High Point Paper Box.
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Panthers To Resume Practice On Monday
Miami Florida December 30 The Florida horse racing season opened with Ev ergold winning the inaugural handicap at Tropical Park ahead of Gold Step and Feudral Lord in a fast 1 05 1 5. Panthers football coach Yow plans two daily practices starting Monday as they prepare for eastern tilt trips and monitor freshmen prospects Ridge Shore Humphries Peeler Booth and others showing early promise.
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Pooley Hubert Leading Auburn Coaching Candidate
Dr L N Duncan Auburns administrative committee says Pooley Hubert coach at Mississippi State Teachers college is among leading candidates for the post left by Chet Wynne. Wallace Wade cannot consider the offer due to Duke contract. Other contenders include Clipper Smith Hank Anderson Harry Gamage and Don Miller.
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Clipper Smith
Santa Clara
Cal
Hank Anderson
Notre Dame
Harry Gamage
Kentucky
Wynne
Don Miller
Parker Marching To National Net Title
Parker, the Lawrenceville star, advanced toward the national indoor junior tennis crown. He reached the semifinals after sweeping five opponents, with Joseph Abrams and Gilbert A Hunt also remaining. Parker faced Jackie Behr in the semis while Abrams met Hunt.
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Massachusetts Tech
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Alabama Star Bully Van de Graff Coaches in Colorado
Former Alabama standout Bully Van de Graff, now a coach in Colorado, is joined by Mercer’s Lake Russell in a regional basketball program, highlighting their careers and current roles.
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Center Post Is Puzzle 10 Gough at Virginia Poly
Blacksburg Va December 30 It is a wide open battle for spots on the Virginia Tech basketball team with five letter earners from last season missing. Coach Monk Younger faces the center problem among several promising candidates including Ike Cessna and veteran Bennie Palmer who leads the nucleus with Dave Thomas Duncan Holsclaw and George Smith all monogram wearers. The center position remains the big puzzle as Sis Reynolds a 6 foot 6 inch junior may develop into the solution. Rounding out the sophomores are Rob and Arthur Simul Vic Bragassa Al Stevens Ken Lindsay Lefty Mohler and Joe Seigrist with North Carolina on January 11 the first test for the Gobblers who also miss Bus Hall Paul Wolfe Heinie Groth Al Seamon and Byron Belote.
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Duncan Holsclaw
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Vic Bragassa
al Stevens
Lynchburg, Va
Ken Lindsay
Lefty Mohler
Joe Seigrist
North Carolina
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Old Dominion
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Heinie Groth
al Seamon
Byron Belote
Two Unknown Men Kill and Rob Farm Home
A farm near Elkin was ransacked and a foster daughter of Mr and Mrs Tilley was shot dead. About $650 in cash and valuables vanished as investigators launched a bloodhound search. Neighbors reported a piercing scream before the crime and officers pledged thorough pursuit despite no descriptions of suspects.
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Eastern All-Stars Face Tough Workout Before New Year
Eastern team coaches Dick Hanley and Andy Kerr pushed 22 players through a long drill in San Francisco ahead of the New Year charity game vs the West. Sol eau Colgate starts at quarterback with backfield guesses. West hopes to extend its series.
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Northwestern
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Beattie Feathers
Tennessee
Mike Sebastian
Pittsburgh
Joe Laws
Iowa
Herman Everhardus
Michigan
Ed Danowskie
Fordham
Nick Lukats
Notre Dame
Kerr
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Washington State
Percy Lacey
Denver
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Bitterness and tears as Lee and Pell resign posts
Lee and Pell give up their posts amid emotional farewells. Lee says his record is well known and will be left with the people he served on the public service and tax commissions. He also notes he felt struck by a soot bag in prior remarks.
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Reds Discovered Not All-Time Cellar Champs in N L
Cincinnati fans cheer the reveal by a statistician that the Reds have not led the National League in last place as often as once believed. The piece notes the Reds' 24 second division finishes, compares with St. Louis Boston Philadelphia Brooklyn, and recalls pennant counts for Cubs Giants Pirates and others.
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Retail Food and Grocery Code Provisions and Exemptions
The code limits weekly hours and caps price increases over last June unless costs justify them. It will be governed jointly with a parallel code for food wholesalers and includes representation from food dealers. Exemptions cover confectionery, bakery goods, house to house milk, and restaurant sales.
Year of Crime Wave Shocks Nation with Kidnaps and Riots
A sweeping overview recalls 1930s era crime waves as officers fall in the Kansas City massacre while four are killed and Frank Nash dies during a failed escape. Prison riots free inmates briefly in Louisville and neighboring scenes as law enforcement tightens amid racketeering probes and notable kidnappings.
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Records Set At Amhatic Meet In Florida Pool
Waves and wind shaped the Miami Biltwater pool as the Olympic stars meet closed with 12 national records and four ties. Leonard Spence and Anne Govednik each set three records while Lisa Lindstrom lowered the 75 yard back stroke mark and Susan Robertson won the 300 meter freestyle handicap. Johanna Gorman and Alice Bridges earned titles in earlier days.
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Last Day For Buying of Automobile Tags
North Carolina motorists faced a final deadline to purchase 1934 licenses or risk driving without a valid tag. Revenue Commissioner A J Maxwell said officers would remove cars bearing old licenses from highways after tomorrow, following a last night sale of 115 licenses.
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Trio Arrested Upon Kidnaping Charges
SYLVA Dec. 30 Three mountaineers Warfield Turpin Alley Turpin and Dock Turpin were arrested today in connection with the kidnaping of Frank Rhinehart 37 year old Webster school principal eight days earlier. They were released on 1500 bond each on kidnaping charges and the Turpins on 500 bond each on assault with intent to kill. A preliminary hearing was set for January 8.
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Kidnapping Scandals Spur Broad Legal Push Across States
Mary McElroy’s kidnaping ends with $30,000 ransom and swift Justice Department action. The Urscher case in Oklahoma City follows with a $200,000 ransom. Six defendants receive life terms in a major federal state and municipal crackdown, including Machine Gun Geo. Kelly, his wife Kathryn, Harvey Bailey, Arthur Bates and the Shannons. Three others get prison sentences.
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Football Rules Sit Tight for 1934 Revisions
Walter Okeson named chairman of the NCAA football rules committee as no major changes are planned for 1934. The panel, including Amos Alonzo Stagg and Fielding Yost, will meet in February to discuss possible adjustments while prioritizing player safety and spectator appeal.
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Tropical Park Off On Racing Sea
Tropical Park in Miami opens the Florida racing season with 12 000 to 15 000 spectators expected. Gold Step, a veteran sprinter from Mrs. Shel Fairbanks stable, carries top weight in the inaugural handicap.
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Gene Haley Gains Noted Boxing Prominence From War Years
Gene Haley a former High Point youth now living at 134 Kent Road Upper Darby is being hailed in Philadelphia boxing circles. A three year light heavyweight USMC champ, Haley’s globe trotting career spans Panama Nicaragua Haiti France Scotland and Germany. Arena matchmaker Pete Tyrell and ex MSG president Drexel Biddle back Haley for future fights with Hap Burns handling his affairs. Haley trained at Olympic Gym with Kid Brown and Otto Hughes, and once trained with Jack Dempsey, aiming for a break on arena cards.
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State athletic council to study NC State football coach vacancy
Raleigh December 30 The NC State athletic council will meet next Wednesday to fill the football coach vacancy after Clipper Smith was dismissed. Rumors linked Andy Gustafson and Hunk Anderson to the job, but officials denied specifics. The Wolfpack begins spring training January 4, keeping a decision near.
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